My machine was playing Warcraft 1 20 when the mouse moved to the screen border

If your CPU is AMD (I forgot the model, it seems to be dual-core), try the two patches on AMD's official website about the CPU. If not, try to adjust the pixel of the game screen to 12**x9** (anyway, it's the size of your 19-inch frequency, if you don't know, right-click on the desktop to check the properties). Finally, it's a virus checker....Although the odds are slim....If so, either your game installation disk is toxic or ...... or somethingIt should have nothing to do with the display, I'm a 19-inch widescreen and still have a super good time.

Heat does not solve the fundamental problem...

Half a day of heat dissipation may only be better for a short time, and waiting for another half a minute will not work.

I guess your machine will not only play Warcraft, but also play some other 3D games, and you don't need to reload, and it's useless to reload. It doesn't have anything to do with the monitor, my machine used to be like this, and now it's good.

Finish. I'm guessing your CPU is AMD, and if the motherboard is ASUS, when installing the driver, there is an item in it that is.

Adjust the CPU speed as needed", it's OK if you don't install it. Some of the other motherboards have them.

This kind of function may not be the same, but the principle is the same, look for yourself. It's best to look at the instructions.

Book, there must be an option description of "CPU auto-tuning performance", look for it. It took me a long time too.

I just found it.

The screen certainly doesn't matter.

Please check. 1 The problem of heat dissipation, is it a long time to turn on every time, that's all.

2. Turn all the settings to the lowest (but you said the configuration is good, if you can pass it up and take a look) to try.

3. Is it that other chat software, anti-virus software, and anti-Trojan software are opened too much and occupy too many system resources.

4Is it possible that the mouse moves the map too fast (it shouldn't be, because you say it's not smooth), you can adjust it in the option game, the first scrollbar.

The problem of the mouse has nothing to do with Warcraft, it is recommended to clean the desktop under the mouse or pad the mouse with newspaper.

It's not a mouse problem. It seems that I have seen a post like this by a person before, that is, the motherboard is missing a patch. You look it up on the Internet.

Go to the desktop of the computer and right-click the nvidia control panel to find the 3d settings click to use my preference to focus on performance change the previous system default quality to performance try again in addition, if the computer cpu is used too high, after a period of time, there will be the problem you said you can restart directly it should be able to solve it strongly ask to try it according to my method if it works well I hope to take it then I will give me more motivation to help more people Thank you.

First, adjust the movement speed of the mouse from the control panel.

Then go to the Warcraft operation settings to adjust.

Open the computer, start the control panel inside, and turn down the mouse inside the accessibility menu.

The quality of the graphics card is not good, and I haven't loaded some graphics drivers such as phy-,, and the like.

Your graphics card is not working, the speed can't keep up, if you want to play, it is recommended to replace the graphics card.

You can call it back.、Enter Warcraft.、Press Options.、Press Gameplay.,Then you see a Cancel mouse scrolling.、It's okay to make it unchecked.、There's also a situation where the author of the picture you play uses a trigger to make your mouse can't scroll when you recreate the picture.。

It's supposed to be because there's a program pop-up window like QQ.,Although it looks like the picture hasn't changed.,In fact, the cursor is no longer in the game.。

It's okay to switch the window.,Minimize.,And then switch back to see if you said you can't move under the screen.,It should be the reason why I said.,If not.,The next is how to modify and run him down.。

It should be because there are program pop-ups like QQ.

Open the registry (regedit).

Find the options below.

hkey_current_user\software\blizzard entertainment\warcraft iii\video]

On the right, find reswidth and resheight, double-click to modify their key values, note that they are decimal.

reswidth:1440

resheight:900

It's too fast, so adjust the mouse speed and the game speed.

As long as it's full-screen mode, then you adjust the mouse speed.

I've encountered this problem, and I've successfully solved it, and many people say that this and that kind of problem, if you're sure that there is no problem with your machine configuration, in the desktop properties settings, advanced, set the graphics card options to "v-sync" to "force off".

。It's a broken mouse. Or without a mouse pad.

Mine used to be like that. Then after a few days you can't move. I had to replace it.

You can do it.

It's dual-core problem Go to the next dual-core patch Look at the model There are a total of 3 patches unless it's computer blind.

Is yours widescreen? This happens when I play Warcraft on a wide screen, and I remember when I was in an Internet café, the network management room patched a widescreen monitor.

Wouldn't it be nice to change the game and play it?

Well, this problem is that your motherboard or cup has not been upgraded, just go to the official website and patch it (I have had such a problem before, my cup is Athlon 3600+).

I'm from amd, and I also have this problem, so I got a patch and it's fine.

To be precise, it's like playing DOTA, 3C, defending the map and whatever.

Legend has it that this patch is a dual-core CPU turned off one.。。。

Oh, probably because you're setting the screen scrolling speed too fast in the settings, and slower it would be better.

It's very simple, in the game settings, just set the map scroll speed low.

If the sensitivity is adjusted and it doesn't work, it's a mouse problem! ~